Your trip to Roma might begin at Fiumicino after an overnight flight, or at a hotel near Via Veneto. Via Veneto links Piazza Barberini with Porta Pinciana, beside Villa Borghese. Urbe, on Via Salaria, is our local operating reference. Fiumicino supports most of the onward routes listed on this page.
From a Piazza Barberini hotel, plan your journey to the departure point on Via Salaria. After those city days, a flight to Capri can begin a separate island stay around Anacapri. For an arrival at Fiumicino, share your flight details before arranging the onward journey to Tuscany or Sardinia.
Capri can turn a city break into an island getaway, with Anacapri hotels and coastal villa stays. The Amalfi Coast gives you another choice after your time in Roma Capitale. Pick Positano for a village stay, Ravello for a hilltop setting, or Salerno for a different coastal base.
Alternatively, head toward Florence or Siena for inland Tuscany. Porto Ercole brings the Tuscan coast into the picture, while Olbia and Porto Cervo open northeastern Sardinia itineraries. These are different trips, so your preferred town matters when choosing a route.
Business travelers can combine a La Nuvola event or central-city meetings with a later flight to Milan or Venice. Leisure plans through our private rental services in Rome can combine Lazio, Capri, Tuscany and Sardinia. Explore the Rome to Capri helicopter transfer for time around the Bay of Naples.
You can also compare Ponza as an island extension to a Lazio stay. An Ischia hotel or Ponza marina is an onward destination; the proposal separately identifies your landing location. Finally, allow for the return journey if your Italian holiday ends with a departure from Fiumicino.